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-3- Mr. Edelman stated that the statutes of the State of Ohio require a public hearing for such an Ordinance as the proposed Ordinance herein. Mr. Whiting asked if the proposed Ordinance for Regulating the Platting of Land had the approval of the Planning and Zoning Commission, the Village Engineer, and the Village Solicitor. Mr. Edelman, Solicitor of the Village of Mayfield, Mr. Demore, representative of the Engineer of the Village of Mayfield, and Mr. Swanson, member of the Planning and Zon_i.ng Commission, asserted that it had such approval. Mr. Whiting asked if there were anything which prevented subdividing without platting by mean"s of description by metes and bounds, in the proposed Ordinance. Mayer Hodgson and Mr. Edelman noted that all plats must be first submitted to the Planning and Zoning Commission and the Village Engineer and Council before approval and this appeared to be a sufficient safeguard to the manner of subdividing. It was moved by Mr. Taylor and seconded by Mr. Endress that a public hearing on proposed Ordinance No, -.68 be held on June 21, 195. at 7:30 P.M. at the Village Hall and that notice -of such hearing be posted. Roll Call: Ayes - ATessrs. Beard, ZNhiting, Oatess, Endress, Taylor & Swanson. Nays - None. Motion Carried. Sufficient copies of proposed Ordinance No. L~6$ were distributed to the members of Council for their consideration, Mayor Hodgson suggested that the Ordinance for the Construction of Roads, Ordinance No. 257, should be amended so as to b e integrated into the proposed Ordinance No. 1.68. Mr. Edelman presented the matter of the Mutual Aid Fire Pact, in the form of a Resolution, between the following municipalities: Lyndhurst, Mayfield Heights, Gates Mills, South Euclid, Highland Heights, and Mayfield Village. The Mutual Aid-Fire Pact is to be effective as of January 1, 195~s and to extend for a three year period. Mr. Whiting introduced Resolution No® 2l~8 entitled "A Resolution Authorizing a Contract with Various Villages and Cities for Mutual Fire Protection Aid", which was read to Council. It was moved by Mr. Taylor and seconded by Mr. Endress that the rules of law requiring a Resolution to be read on three separate occasions be suspended.